source: Buffy Magazine, no. 28
published: December/January 2007
author: Abbie Bernstein
He’s battled the man of steel himself, escaped from a horrific shadow monster, written a brand new album, and helped organize his own convention! No wonder James Marsters is…
source: James Marsters & Friends convention
place: Queen Mary, Long Beach, CA, USA
published: September 9, 2006
transcript by: Helcat (thank you)
James congratulated everyone who dared to ask a question as the only thing he can talk about for an hour and a half at a time unless it was about politics
About a picture on line showing him in a play with a beard
James: It was a real beard that he grew to try and make himself look older for a role. It was only a goatee though. He was told by the director that it looked stupid but was something his character would have done so he could keep it as the character was devoted to the Titanic.
source: The Wizard Q & A: James Marsters
published: March 29, 2006
author: Ben Morse
As the second half of this season of ‘Smallville’ heats up, the former ‘Buffy’ and ‘Angel’ bad boy sets his sights on Superman.
WIZARD: After playing a popular character like Spike for seven years on “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” and “Angel,” how challenging is it to move on to a new character like Brainiac on “Smallville?”
JAMES MARSTERS: The best way to do it is to be so effective in this new role that people forget about Spike as they’re watching it. When they turn the television off, they can say, “Eh, that wasn’t as good as Spike,” or whatever, but hopefully not while they’re watching.